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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

tylko l60 ARROW, trzynaf 400
sztuk owiec 80 sztuk bydla
rogatego, 4 woiy pare
koni.
Sazen drzewa z twarde-
go klonu hart maple dosta-
wla]a tarmerom ma lnielsce "a
) .. So kopalnie lniekklch
wsglI sa tylko G5 mil cd Girls
tai Spring, tona dol 4.0O.-
Vwarde wygle dol. 8,25. Tor
fu ME ma.
Woda w studnlach dobra,
choe W jeziorach dosyc s}oua.
Wode q jezIor, trqcqra )akby Ike.
resyna, przecle2 pie bydlo
ma sic przy tenn dubrze, lecz
s"h Juz ME IRE. Chociaz pano-
vie Matz i Rrseuthal przv-
w!ezll ze s-bq diva duze p,ld-
la plwa, pill takze w,de, by
)4 "Aprobowat, / to y 5 stud
III, a w kazJc zuaIezIi ia
w} bornq.
DziAivh ge>i widzivIi wipIbic
-r"'nady, har1ck lzikicL tez do>vt.
i" '"iarh blcIaiy ko,ci od pad
tych bAwoidw i innych zwierzat
dzikich, kt@rycl przecicz juz ME
wIrIc "k,Iiry. kosci ,e zbivraja
farmerzy j sprzr,la.ia po $ 10 "a
tone.
GH'nt, g'zie byI rowny, w~ze-
die byl l"trA, czarny, tyIko tam
@dzlr hyty pagolAi kamienie. pod
~amym CRYSTAL spring, byl piasz-
c1y>W, kopaIi p" klIka razy do
d""ch stop low,zr znlIczIi zic-
mle czaru9
III" hs Ariat tam uabyt =run-
ia ma >p4knIacya mu~i ma n!yhzys-
k"|, ho iul oAoica zallI,Iniuna AZ
do 5>ln4rA, nail 90, jeyluc do
GaIn>t"NM, mil 35t 4 dr,uiri stro-
NY; tHIi>o na p"tloc ma p"Ilduic
jc>lcze ok"lrc niczamic~1l>auc.
ht"ky chciAI zaraz tam St, ME
p"trzehnjc Nppowar 9runru Cd
h"mranll: n"zna ." ie>zcze u",yc
d">tat 'arrlo iAko Ii . m ; tp a d
alb" tree c can.
Grnnta wybrpnr lIa koluuza-
cNl r"l>kirj ~ w}a~mvsria kvmpa-
mn k"ic.i c.iowcj \ "rt h crn pa
c ii G. kpmpama Ia ma dapj cd
ris1aI Spring Jc>zczc lcpsze grun-
Ia; w"gole ina dale ol kolci, TEN
Irp>zr bye maja. ExkurSvoniSci,
kt"rNrh wraz 4 agentcm bvlo Smiu,
zapiacili $ to Il st. Paul do CRYSTAL
SPRING 2 powrolrm. Jcdcn Kodak
4 st. Paul by} W Biurzc Kompanii
Northern Pacific natvchmiast So
bic kupi4 obszar gruntu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
Wydawnictwo wfasnosG Akcyonaryusz6w.

dzonej polskiej gosscinnosci, u.
czestowaf zebranych bezp}at
nym traktamentem, skfadaja-
Gym sic / chleba, pompar
nyklem zwanego, ] gomofki
surowej, / pobrzus'a sledzio-
wego* co w stanie jednolitym
w 2a}qdkach wolnych amery :
kahskich obywateli spraw ilo
meugaszone pragnienie piwa,
ktore nasz Kodak i'm sprzeda-
wal " doborowym gatunku,
po cenach bardzo umlarkowa-
nych.
Nareszcie czfone6 cd mad
zwyczajnych poruczen, wys]u-
chawszy raz jeszczc detalicz-
nych a tresciwych napomnlvh
rezysera, puscit sic W droge.
By]em wonczas w trakcle
zanlaru wydanla sic ia Zone.
ia panne te-e-e ..... chcla-
lem powiedzicG wydania sic "a
mqz :. cos znowu jelyk sic
pl4cze >. no, ozenien,a sic q
pannq M,,rcelinq, Celestl,la,
Doniicela, Petrone,a- czterech
lmion krzy wogeb< ska, bogata
jedynaczka, ktora w1asnie mia
lem poznac.
W wie]kiem dziesieciocen-
Ioweln lustrze badafem swoje
nlewielkie llterac&ie czoio, swo.
je mate literackie oczy, swoje
duze pismienue uszy swoj
genialny plsm:enny nos.
Gdy na MIA spojrze talk +?
mysle, mrugnqwszy lewem,
a rozwierajqn szeroko prawe
oko | porucAaj4c gwa|town G
brwlaml, czy Ia w swolm 70
uzaJu ]edyna gra lizyognomll
ME da ,jej wiele do myslenia-
ale wprowadzi ma domysl cze-
gos, co nie jest Cd swiata tego,
co vita pod obloAamI?
Ma to potezne zapytanle
tyl]So potezny stuk we drzwi
by1 odpowiedzia. Zdawalo mi
sic leraZ, re gdybNm mla1
nos 6wierG Gala k'6tszy, 2e
by zamiast W prawo, kohcem
patrzyf W lewo-zrobi1bym ma
niej piorunujqce wrazenie.
10 po MIN widze, 2e sic cd
tego. -. durnia ME odka
raskam
To jest pan?-pyta jego-
mosc W cy]indrze, czArnym
surducle, biatym krawacie, 2o1-
tych rekawiczkach, czarnych
kamaszkach szarych spod-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

mach. (Kamizelki ME widzia
}em.)
TAX, to jjesteln ja-rze
KLEIN z cieAkiem westchuie-
niem.
= A zatem pahska osobs
jest identyczna z M. Oh.
Talk, moja osoba jest j.
dertyczna z NJ. Ch. = odpo
wiadam z zdwojonem west
chnieniem.
-Czyli, lie sic pan nazy-
wasz M. Oh.
Talk, niestety, ia sic ma
zywam NJ. Oh.
-Aczkowiek. wedle zdania
naszych najslawniejszych wiesz-
czow, ME godzi sic wdziera6
W g4ebiny bolesci sercowych
czfnwie}1a, jednak MECH mi
woluo bedzle ma ten raz od
staple I'd tel ogGln!e lud1kiel
zasady, MECH MI wol..o, ma
j4c ma uwadze charakter, W
.jaklm przybywam, zapytac pa
na:-Czy ME moja osoba Sc
ueraInq przyczyna dwu west
chnieh i jednego niestety- co
ozEacza bez watpienia ukryta
bolesc.
Ola ogo]nej proporcyl
brak mi rownie2 wasow-rze-
klein, rzucajac w lusterko u
kosue wejrzenie. Ach, czemu2
ten przek]ety was juA raz nie
urosnje.
A zatem = ciagn4l uro.
czyscie, wid2qc, ze mu ME cd
powladam = mllcZeule znah
zyody, jednak ME baczuy LA
to, Me baczny, ze moja os"-
ba sprawla p"nu prZykrost.
przy staple do za}atwienla swo
ich czynuosci, zgodnle z zas"-
dq:-O Obowalzeh p1zeC1e1rszystho.
-Towalzystwo Drarnatycz
he, z ramienia ltorego je>tem
tn przyslany, znajdujace sic O.
becnle IN gre IN 10 na po-
siedzrniu nadzwycza.nem, zy
czy sobie og]qdac panskie sza-
nowne obllcZe.
Nos, brak wasow oraz i'll
ne pomniejsze usterki jasno
stanety mi W oczach =
on kpi soble W naj]epsze.
Mysl ia do 2ywego mie po-
rllszy]a.
ALE ia sobie ME 1ycze O.
gladac szanownego oblicza To-
warzystwa Dramatycznego =
rzekfem, klwnawszy gfowa 2
zachodu ma wschod, oraz roz-
k}adajac rece na ca}ej od}ugos-
CT sto}u, ma znak nieod xoia-
nego postanowienia.
-Ha. W takim razie jestem
zmuszony wprowadzic W ay-
Gle ustawy geueralnego rely
sera.
Mllczafem.
Mann rozkaz chwycit pa
ma "a ko]niez, al kregi "a
dZWonla.
o-o-o-"! przysun4lem sic pie
cani sllnlc) do soiany.
Me pomozr.
% zupcInic ME.
NO, to uastepnjc sto :
k a albc k k a ". .....
Pro-o.o-o.sze powledzlalem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13


-ju mn'ej pewnym gfosen
robiac malenkl przysiudek d
zieml.
Me?
Me!
= Chwyce pana "a leb
pchne do dwoch set n.endel
-nle, Lie mendeli. d.
llcha zapomnialem JUL do cze
go. :. no sfowem slime pchne
pana.
Pokazal mi pieczeG iowa
rzystwa, odznak oraz inne a
kcessorla, mogace W ;ego pre-
bonaniu podziaiaG ma mnie.
- Me?
- Me!
Przeszedl sic zwolna po po.
koju i kichnqf, kaszluaf chrza-
kna1.
Mic ME pcmogfa- siedzia-
lem jaiS mur.
Mann diva cygara-rzek1
sfodko.
Udaieln, ze mic slysze.
-sTrzy bu1eczki, ka,jzerka-
mi zwane 80.
TO mie zgo1a ME obcho-
dzi.
Pol funta kie1baski
= Jakiej?
-1Smokw wurst!
10 ia !ubie tylilo freuk
fort !,
w gotowiznie. :. -zacz4l
slodziutko,
Go: ;. wieIe'
= Cent"w dziesieG ma ME
przewldliane wydadki.
la .ehNlle zgodme klcrowa-
Iismy sNe kroki do pobEskie-
go blersalouu.
-Cp pan zwykIe pijjasz?
: NszystlSo jedno, cokol-
wick 80.
Jestes pan, aI< w;dze,
pro1anem-rzekl Z nieklama-
na rogarda kiedy ME wlesz,
ze naijlep.z4 rzecz4 ma sw1ecic
dla k 0 Ii k 0 cyl dziorgnqG
po malej brandy 4 odroblnq
black berry.
Przeehodzac ruchliwq jak
wykle, bardzo o2ywlouq Bro
adway lu]ic4, ktora 2 powodze-
MEM valley wdzieklem, eie-
gancya j weso]oscia p}ci pie
knej 2 Grand Str, moi tows-
rzysz znajac gruntowna wyz-
szosc swojej wierzchniej osoby
mad mow wierzchnia osoba, po-
czaf wobec przechodniow uda-
wac, il mie ME zna, szed]
szybko haprz1d, ME odpowia-
dajjac ma py TAME, ktora .
trzech idacych przed nami
dzlewczyn najbardzleJ mu sie
podoba: tczy Ia, co krecl bu $,
$ | e m CORY Ea dol, czy z
do1u W gore, czy 2 boku Ea
box?
Widzqc, ze sic mnie wsty-
dzi, rzekiem 2 goduosciq czlo-
wleka, zuaIqc gruntownie wyz-
szosG swcj doInej osoby: Pa
me ia poJdq sobie, pan
,oblc. ia wezmq w box, a po-
tenn sic skrece, a pam Siq
sI<recl, potcm w box Wei
mie.
Zeszlismy sic obaj przy
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
y U1uoga autoru.- \

otc|s'J'o eV'eoN' W.
Kodak miewaf "a czasow pick
nych dni Ara'yuecu cafe IN
gremio sledzie W barre, az je-
den obdarty obywatel amery
kahskl, ktorego kamoszki wc-
la1a = pic! "a guzikow ME
sposob bylo pozenlt dzlurka-
mi surduta, naduzyl rozczula-
.jacego zautania. = Bvl juz tn
raz i pozarI caIvgo slrdz'a, mic
"a pieni4dze ME wNp'wsAy
mowll uasz rodak, do 2yweyo
oburAony, wypqdza'4c bledaka
IA Jrzwi. Odtqd zjawlIy sle L.
tylko podbrzusIa, symetrycz-
ME rozIzielone ua czlery lla-
walk.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13
ZAPkACILI
IA WIARUSA

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La Sale, Z. No5ny. 500
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Na"itomoc, 1. Stencil. -. 200
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g yau Pclo'cski 200
Iorhto'cn M CelImer, :. 800
Lansing, s. homoleacski. loo
lVpso>lu Potr Nuza 90
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Bryan J6:. D.lr4Ie,rirz .... 80
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81. JoSeph N Il. Wiecsoreh 100
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

drzwlach hall wkrotce sta
lem przed obliczem Iowa
rzystwa Dramatycznego.
Ciqg dalszy nastqpi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-10-13

sLlJCIE ABoNAMENT "a wIARusA,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
AT GETTYSBURG.
The Blue and the Gray Meet in Peace on
the Old Battle Field.

The Blue and the Gray Meet in Peace on
the Old Battle Field.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, July 1.-THE Get
tysburg reunion was a grand affair to-
day. At O'Clock the meeting was called
to order by John w. Frazier, who said
tThis is, as you all know, the first frater-
nal meeting Of blue and gray that has taken
place on these historic grounds, and,
standing beside the last resting place OF
the hOnored dead, who here gave their last
full measure of their devotion to
the Union, l say to you that these
fraternel meetings of the Blue and Gray
will do more TO create and maintain q
sincere and lasting fellowship among the
people of the whole nation than any
thing else that has taken place
since the war. l now have
the pleasure of presenting Comrade
W. S. Stockton as presiding
officer of this meeting, with
the statement that to him more
than any other is due the credit of bring
lug it about"
Mr.. Stockton, upon assuming
the craftsmanship, thanked his COM
rades for the honor conferred upon him.
He presented Colonel Charles II. Banes,
president of the Philadelphia Brigade As
sociation who extended q soldiers well
come TO foes in war, out warm, devoted
and lasting friends in peace.
Upon Cehalt of Plckett's veterans, Cap
tain c. Z. Reeve Of Richmond, com man
der of Plckett's Division Association, re-
spondeG.
Cpon the conclusion Of Captain Reeves
speech Colonel Banes introduced Colonel
Alexander L. Mcclure Of Philadelphia
who had been chosen to extend well
come from the citizens of Philadelphia
particularly, and from the state OF Penn
syIvCnia generally to the Virginians.
COlonel William RJylett, who succeed
ed Genera. Armistesd IS commander OF
the brigade upon the death Of Armistead,
was CHOSEN 10 respond on behalf OF the
state OF Virginia TO Pennsylvania
welcome.
Speeches were also made by General
W. + Badly Smith, General JoshUs
John Il TsggaTl and others for the blue,
PIckett's Division Association; Colonel J.
f. Croker, Colonel Robert M. strib-
cling, Or. J. 4. Marshall, Colonel
and others on behslf Of the
greys. John W. Frazier,
secretary CT the committee Of arrange
ments, stated that letters o. regret had
been received from the President and his
Cabinet, from Senator Sherman, Cover
nor Fitzhugh Lee, Hon. Edwin n. Filter.
Mayor Of Philadelphia; General Lewis
Wagner, Hon. George ". Childs, George
William Curtis, Charles A. Dana, Gen
ersl D. II. Hastings, Adjutant-Genera
OF Pennsylvania; Gibson Peacock and
others.
The Presidents letter read as follows:
EXECUTIVE MANSION, WASHINGTON,
June 24.-I have received your invitation
to attend as guest of Philadelphia Brig
sde, reunion of Confederate soldiers
of Pickett's division, who survived their
terrible charge at Gettysburg, and those
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
AUSTIN

She Fx Sheriff of Maverick County Ar
rested IN CaIifornIa-Land Board Dead.
Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, July IT. L. Oglesby,
ex-sheriff of Maverick county, who de.
livered Rascures to the Mexican authori-
ties last year, and who it is stated de.
faulted ard skipped, has been arrested at
Los Angeles, Cal, where he is held for
eXtradltiOn.
The land board died a natural death to-
night. All arrangements have been made
for turning over its affairs to Commits
siOner Hall
The following charters were fled in the
Office of the Secretary of State to-day: The
Homestead Land Improvement Company
Of San Antonio, capital stock 500, 600.
The Colored Farmers Horse Power
Company Of Tyler.
The scholastic census report Of Henri
eta, Clay county, shows Sal children
within the school age.
The Comptroller this morning paid into
the treasury $50 coo.
To-day payment was made of the July
interest on various bonds.
Sheriff 7. B. Henderson and Deputy
Cason of Ware county, Ga, arrived to-
day to take back with them g Llaao
farmer named Arnold, recently arrested
charged with CoGmitting q murder in
Georgia nine gears ago.
Peyton Brown, editor Of the Statesman,
went down tonight to Galveston to EN- oy
the surf for few days.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
Another Baby Killer.

Special to the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX, July 2.-Anothel
case of infanticide has occurred in San
Antonio. A good looking mulatto woman
named Amelia Woods yesterday afternoon
gave birth to baby. Although the in
FAINT was born dead, it gave evidence of
foul play, the baby being severely bruised
and showing marks of violence. The
mother of the child, who lives on Perez
street, had serious bruises, which she re-
fuses to account for, until neighbor in
formed Justice Barnes that the mothers
husband, Charles Woods, colored man,
had on Saturday brutallY beaten his wife,
throwing her on the ground and kicking
her. On this information q warrant
was issued for the arrest
OF Woods who is also known to the po-
lice by the alias Of Charles Parker. The
warrant was placed in the hands Of Depu.
ty Constable Stevens, who found the man
at the residence of his mother, on Acequia
street, and conveyed him TO the jail. a
jury of inquest was also summoned by
Justice Barnes, who after viewing the
body adjourned until this morning.
The verdict was in accordance with the
facts, and the father wss Temanded to
all for murder.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03

Good Eain-aIllaHce EieCt'on-A Tuner
ai-I srrlsd-Local News
Specialize D. Gazette,
WAyaEAcuIE. TEX, July "A good
Tain 81. a.re this afternoon accompanied
|.-- strong w.nd which blew the dust
nca dense clouds that it was i'm
possible ~ see across the streets for sew
eral minutes. Heavy rains have fallen
.8-daT lu--l. east and west of town, and
s prominent farmer in this vicinity says
ms ram ENSURES 4 full corn crop beyond
say tlu.-, snd that cotton in this county
IS IS promising now, II not more so, as
Wa ever 4tore known in this county
and g, this season The chintz bug has
appeared lG some localities, and it was
feared tler would do damage to the corn,
ri low g. is believed that they did but
little Il any.
The CUUuty Alliance met in the court
mouse SIS gh, snd elected officers as
la-ow- =. H. Allison, president; q. w.
Reeves president; @. Il. Alderman,
secretary; a. 5. Clements, treasurer; j.
" Singleton, lecturer; Rev. =. Giyens,
tl2na5l 9. CUsIed, dOOTkeeper: w.
j. Lancaster, assistant dOorkeeper; w.
3. il "rE. Selgesut-&t-sGms Mr. Chap
man Z lGuSuu county delivered an aG-
dress III AlisCCe il the interest Of
--l creative and Manufacturing Al
-@--e Ae.-ujaton Of Texas; then Mr..
-a-.e Ir1- OF Milan county IectuTed
" --e Gus VI - -
Coz. - - u aSeles, G ~ 'I It
$50 ~, 60 - .3Jst, "
80 GO, -. - In
-Ie % 90 .'~' =. oIS1 ~
.'- 9-'t ~" A0--'-'-ie" -
-A 80, --.1 Z ~ - o- Ioo'
rs... .G'1 ~, a-I s-y-1s ISso-
CIV, "4II O"t- il IL &C ms "a al ~
.-Ss' Is, '5 CO.. 4" -lt Co'I'-
-auA>es5 -i=l..
l-1 DaF.s BIS Gi.2os-q q aer
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
OHUROR NOTICES.

st. Pauls Methodist Episcopal church, cor
ner Main and Ninth streets. Sunday school
ct $50 Il. m. Services att II a. m. in charge OF
Rev. a. a. johnson, president Texas Wesleyan
Col eye No evening services to day Bible
study and prayer service Wednesday night
DR.. Mcknight, brother 'of Il. +. Mcknight,
from Tennessee, Will preach to day at the
Christian church, corner Sixth ana TnroCkmOr-
Strangers visiting our city are cordially in
vited to attend. Sunday-schOol $50 8. N.
German Evangelist church on Calhoun, be
low Ninth and Eleventh streets. Rev. G.. Bau-
mann, Pastor. Sunday school 1T a m,
Service at 1880 a. m. Meeting OF Ladies' Aid
Society at p. n.
st. Andrews church .Episcopal, corner Fifth
and Eusk streets-IseV. J.. II. IrOsser, rector.
Services al u 2. m. and, e;l5 p. m. Tie Holy
Communion at the morning service. sunday
schOol at 80 a. ii Major S. 3. Haggart super
intendent.
Services 1t First Baptist church, corner Jen-
ninEs and Tenth streets. Sunday school at $50,
W. Il. Taylor, sup er!ntendent- Services at II
81. m. and : 80 D. m. Morning subject "What
would have been the world without jesus
subject at night: "Who may be saved-wh
will be saved" Little Bethel Mission Sunday
school at 80 p. m. PRAYER meeting at 80
Tuesday evening. Robert MOrehOuse, supcrin-
tendent Rev. j. Morgan Wells, pastor.
south Side Baptist church, on Broadway.
Sunday school az &c a. m. Preaching by the
pastor at l. q, m, and 10 D. m. Prayer and
praise meeting "Wednesday night.
u.
Main and Ninth streets, Rev, II. j, Crist,
pastor Sabbath-schCoI 81 9;,0a- m Preaching
at Ii a. Ii. by Rev. a, A. Johnson No services
at night, as the congregation viii unite vita
the Presbyterian church in the closing eXer
cises of the evangelists in the large lent.
Cumberland Presbyterian church, corner of
Fifth and Taylor, Rev. z. ". Tin1On, pastor.
Sunday school at 9:3. u. m, w. 7. Fakes, su
perintendent, Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
and reception of members at II q. II. Preach
Ing at 10 p. II. by the pastor. cordial vel
come awaits all who will attend these services
First Presbyterian chUrGh-COrner Fourth
and Calhoun streets, Rev. Robert II Nall, b.
D., pastor. Sunday school In the church at
80 a. m, S N Fry, superintendent. The ser
vice at II a. m. and 10 y n. Will be H7ld at the
First Presbyterian church. conducted y the
evaugelsts Messrs Clagett ana Birch. This
will lie their last day with rs. All are invited
to these services.
Services to- lorrow at the Fourth Streetii eth
odlst F. iscopal church both morning and even
ing, by Rev. \. 4 Allison.
Broadway Presbyterian church-Eey, DR..
Mitchell, pastor Services to-day at II g. N.
and 6 Is p. m, sabbath school ct $50 q m;
James 5. Roe, superintendent The Roseda!e
street cars will take you TO the church. Come,
and you VIII re welcome.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
England,
GENERAL NOTES.

LONDON, July 2.-The section of growth
last removed from the throat of the Ger
man Crown Prince was sent to Professor
Virchows at Berlin. The latter has just
made q thoroughly satisfactory report,
which has delighted the Emperor and
Prince.
The Queen, in kindly letter, thanks
the women of the kingdom for their gifts
on the occasion of her jubilee.
During the rioting in Bolton last night
there was & mob of 1000 men in the
streets. The police were powerless. The
military had to be called out, Many win
dows were smashed.
IN FAVOR OF ARBITRATION.
LONDON, July Over 100 English,
Scotch and Welsh members of the House
OF Commons have signed g memorial to
the President and Congress of the United
States in favor of referring all Anglo
American disputes 10 arbitration for set
Element It's probable that a deputa-
ton of members of the House of Com
mons will be sent to Washington to pre-
sent the memorial to Mr. Cleveland.
ANOTHER SEAT FOR TIE LADsTONIANs.
LONDON, July 2.-In the Parliamentary
election to fill the vacancy of Spslding,
division of Lincolnshire, the Gladston-
iaus have gained seat. Their candidate,
HALEY Stewart, defeated Mr.. Tryor, Con-
servative and Liberal Unionist nominee,
by vote of 5IIO to 1865.
TO BE SENT TO IRELAND
LONDON, July 1.-The Right Hon. Wis
count DilCoursie, eX-vice chamberlain
and at present liberal member fthe House
Of Commons for South SOmersetshire, is
arranging to send q deputation Of Eng
fish laborers TO Ireland to investigate for
themselves the condition of Irish labOrers
and report the truth as the deputation
finds il, TO the laboTeTs of Great Britain.
THE bOLTON STRIKE.
LONDON, July 2.-The strike among
the Bolton factory hands has reached an
acute Phase. The men who went to
Bolton to take the places of the strikers,
quit work in body to-day, and one firm
closed its mill because of the rioting
against it, and threw 1900 hands out Of
work. None OF these was connected
with the strikers. To-day ten rioters
were sent to prison for month,
SCULPTOR DEAD.
LONDON, July Boyd, the sculptor,
Is dead.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-03
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